The word "neediest" is correct and usable in written English.
It is an adjective meaning "most in need of help or aid." For example, "The neediest members of our community are often those living in poverty."
Inside the country, Fidesz has favoured the middle class, and especially the upper middle class, thereby building a core clientele of politically active supporters – while slashing benefits for the neediest (about a third of Hungarians live in poverty – don't be fooled by the glittering, EU-funded projects in the centre of Budapest).
Doing so will help to close the massive deficit of Naftogaz, the state gas monopoly, which for years has supplied Ukrainian households at a fifth of the price it pays for gas.To quell dissent, some governments are offsetting price rises by helping the neediest.
Ben Bernanke, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, went further, saying in congressional testimony this week that nationalisation "is when the government seizes the bank and zeroes out the shareholders…we don't plan anything like that".Even so, the neediest banks, such as Citigroup, are heading that way.
The jobless Brazilians live with each other if they cannot pay the rent, and the church provides the neediest with food parcels.
Poorly chosen conditions can exclude some of the neediest: those in remote areas, for example, may struggle to bring their children to clinics for compulsory health checks.
Perhaps he overreached a bit at times in setting goals to end AIDS and world hunger, but drawing Americans' attention to the globe's neediest human beings seems appropriate in this forum.
He thinks it makes more sense to focus the limited resources available on intensive programmes for the neediest children.Mr Duncan insists education, especially early education, is vital for America to stay competitive.
An agency like the World Health Organisation has a unique mix of technical expertise, legitimacy in all corners of the world, and especially an operational presence on the ground in dozens of the world's poorest and neediest countries.
Microlenders are also barred from lending to anyone with more than one outstanding loan.But capping profits may end up harming the neediest borrowers, say lenders.
It is remarkable, then, that the crisis should have given fresh impetus to "social finance", a movement based on the belief that financial innovation can be used directly to help society's neediest people.Two events this month should give believers in social finance a lift.
If this goes wrong and big government IT projects often do the country's neediest people will suffer badly.The coalition could, and should, embark on new reforms, chipping away at the green belts that constrain development around big cities, for example.
